Križanke are the heart of cultural life in Ljubljana, where unique architecture meets outstanding art. In this special venue, combining Renaissance and Baroque elements, concerts, theatrical performances, and numerous other events of the Ljubljana Festival take place, offering visitors unforgettable experiences in a magical setting.

The Slovenian Philharmonic is the central Slovenian music institution with a rich tradition dating back to 1701, when the Academia Philharmonicorum was established, making it one of the oldest musical associations in Europe.

The National Gallery is the central Slovenian institution for older art, housing the largest collection of visual artworks on Slovenian territory, ranging from the High Middle Ages to the 20th century.

SNG Opera and Ballet Ljubljana is Slovenia’s central artistic institution with a long-standing tradition, dating back to 1892 when the Provincial Theatre Building was opened. Today, it serves as the home of opera and ballet and is one of the most important cultural venues in Slovenia.

Cankarjev dom, Slovenia’s central cultural and congress centre, was conceived as a national venue for art, science, and public dialogue.

Congress Square is one of the most important squares in Ljubljana, blending rich history, architectural heritage, and contemporary urban life.

Founded in 1970, Glej Theatre is the oldest non-institutional theatre in Slovenia and one of the first experimental theatres in the former Yugoslavia.